Animals and homeopathy

Homeopathy can be a wonderful option for animals. If you have a dog that gets hot spots, here are some remedies that can be helpful.

Apis: usually swollen, red or white color, very sensitive to touch.

Belladona: hotspots appear quickly and very intense-hot, red and painful. The dog may be more irritable and anxious, and usually hot and thirsty.

Graphites: chilly, obese, the dog may have sores in the bends of limbs or skin folds. Sticky feel and my have a discharge that looks like honey-colored.

Hepar sulph: discharge is foul smelling, very painful, and the dog may get aggressive if sore is touched.

Mercurius Solubilis: Ulcerative sores with a greenish, yellowish crust. Enlarged glands.

Rhus toxicodendron: sores are itchy, may look similar to poison ivy. The dog may be restless and may be stiff feels better with motion.

Fun Facts about Homeopathy

The Royal family of the United Kingdom has been big fans of homeopathy. It was known that the Late Queen Elizabeth always carried a homeopathic kit with her.